Sentence examples for careful rendering from inspiring English sources

But Tooker's careful rendering of New York's subterranean architecture grounds the nightmare firmly in a familiar, concrete reality.

The power of the book derives from Lewis' careful rendering of local speech, customs, and social amenities.

A series of vitrines of waxen female genitalia, each a careful rendering of the frightful consequences of a different sexually transmitted disease.

The Roman poet begins his work (in Martin Ferguson Smith's careful rendering) with an ardent hymn to Venus: First, goddess, the birds of the air, pierced to the heart with your powerful shafts, signal your entry.

Sentimental and anecdotal in content, they are painstakingly executed in the highly finished style of the Düsseldorf school, characterized by firm drawing, careful rendering of detail, and filled-in colour.

Little is known of his early life, but he is thought to have studied in the Netherlands, possibly under Robert Campin (currently identified with the Master of Flémalle), whose influence is evident in the treatment of the drapery and the careful rendering of detail in what may be Lochner's earliest extant painting, "St.

In a 'making of' video, posted to Warburton's Vimeo page, the artist presents storyboard sketches and animation blueprints while touring his careful digital rendering process.

When facing a spindle cell neoplasm in an epithelial organ such as the breast one should be careful in rendering the diagnosis of sarcoma.

He rendered careful accounts of the eye, liver, salivary glands, pancreas, and genital organs of both sexes.

And those quintessentially romantic scenes -- including the famous moment with the lost key and the death scene tableau -- are rendered with careful simplicity.

None of this is to say that Mass Effect 3's ending is a masterpiece; in truth, it's vague and self-contradicting, and I sympathize with those who feel it rendered their careful choices moot.